Sentence examples for concentrations denoted from inspiring English sources
This experiment was performed with three activity concentrations, denoted 2a, 2b, and 2c as summarized in Table 3.
To develop novel dental fillings meeting clinical requirements, gellan gum (GG) is selected in this study to prepare fillings with specific characteristics by modulating gellan gum concentrations (denoted as GG-DF).
At higher initial 1,2-DCP concentrations (denoted by arrows in Figure 2), 1,2-DCP remained at the end of eight weeks in amounts increasing with increasing initial 1,2-DCP concentration.
At higher initial 1,2-DCA concentrations (at and to the right of concentrations denoted by arrows in Figure 1), untransformed 1,2-DCA remained at the end of the eight week incubation in amounts increasing with increasing initial 1,2-DCA concentration.
If the initial rate of the reaction is measured over a range of substrate concentrations (denoted as [S]), the reaction rate (v) increases as [S] increases, as shown on the right.
The change in RU (resonance unit) with different concentrations denoted the change in bound mass on the sensor chip with time giving the KD value of C-25, 2.69 × 10−7 M.
Estimates of significant effects (95%) for cell concentration denoted that only main effects related to limestone and pomace addition determined a significant diminution of cell concentration with a dynamic increasing trend.
The theoretical results show that (1) a relative minimum exists in the minority mobility for p-type Ga1−xAlxAs as a function of acceptor density and (2) the nie values differ by as much as a factor of 2.5 from the intrinsic carrier concentration denoted by ni.
6An alternative measure of academic skill set is a Herfindahl index of academic credit concentration denoted by ∑ S ij 2, where S ij is the share of credits earned in major j by individual i.
At a given agonist concentration (denoted as [S], where "S" stands for substrate or agonist), the ratio of the probability of the GPCR in the ground state to that in the active state is defined as a partition function, f([S]).
No activity at the highest tested concentration denoted as EC50 > 15.70 μg/ml.
